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Newspaper

New Holland Clarion

Location

New Holland, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1936

Page

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New Holland High School Alumni Hold Annual Banquet

More than 100 alumni gathered at the New Holland High School for the annual banquet. Rev G H Seidel of Manheim spoke, introduced by toastmaster J Paul Kochel. The event featured the 25th reunion of the Class of 1911 with seven members present.

New Holland High School G. H. Seidel Manheim J. Paul Kochel Helen Fenninger New Holland Mary Davis Ziemer Blue Ball John IL. Myers Stevens Rebecca Stauffer Seaman Reiffton Alumer John H. Ressler Dent Roy W. Hood Margaret Dunlap Paul F. Esbenshade

Daily Vacation Bible School Opens at Bridgeville E C Church

The Daily Vacation Bible School opened at Bridgeville Evangelical Church with eighty five pupils. Pastor Rev Amos H Groff leads eleven teachers across groups aged 6 to 16 years. Miss Irene Sensenich is registrar. A closing demonstration is scheduled for Sunday June 28 at 10 30 a m. Visitors and children are welcome.

Bridgeville George Witman Sara Whitaker Irene Sensenich Community Bible School

Plan Festival At Churchtown

At a Caer narvon Fire Company meeting in Churchtown plans were made for a festival on Saturday evening August 1. The committee includes Clair Yohn Arthur Ruess Ralph Yohn Israel Clark and Willam F Weaver.

Caernarvon Fire Company of Churchtown Clair Yohn Arthur Ruess Ralph Yohn Israel Clark Willam F. Weaver

Communion Celebration at St Stephen Reformed Church

To observe communion the Holy Communion will be celebrated in St Stephen Reformed Church next Sunday morning at 10 30.

St. Stephen Reformed Church

New Holland Rod and Gun Club Revises Regulations

The New Holland Rod and Gun Club in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, approved revised Articles of Association at its June meeting. They authorize reducing a note tied to woodland near Peters Road and the Gap New Holland State road and plan a cabin near the shooting grounds on the new property. New members have applied. The update adds a strict liquor and conduct clause, with expulsion for violations. Articles define purpose as restocking and protecting game and promoting outdoor recreation.

New Holland New Holland Rod and Gun Club Lancaster County Pennsylvania

Tall Story Contest And Fishing Tales At Bucknell Fair

The Pennsylvania Folk Festival at Bucknell University invites entrants to tell tall stories rooted in Pennsylvania industries such as coal mining and railroading. Winners receive medals and publication, with regional finalists performing at Memorial Stadium in Lewisburg from July 30 to August 2.

Memorial Stadium Bucknell University Lewisburg Pennsylvania

Leadership Training School Opens at Mt. Gretna

The Christian Education Union of the Ev. Pennsylvania Conference opens a Summer Assembly and Leadership Training School at Mt. Gretna next Tuesday, running through the following Tuesday. Sessions run daily with B level classes from 10 00 to 11 00 1 30 to 2 30 and 3 30 to 4 30. Thursday adds A level and junior and intermediate instruction.

Christian Education Union of the Ev. Pennsylvania Conference Church of the United Brethren In Christ Mt. Gretna

Local mishaps and a fatal train incident near town

A cow owned by John F Sheaffer was struck and killed by a train on the eastern rail line. John F Myers and wife had a driving accident returning home from Onecaster after their horse spooked near a gutter. Rev J W Hassler attended a Synod meeting, so no church services were held. George Miller and William Bensinger traveled to Carlton to buy an Aultman New Fashion separator. Jacob Hahn suffered severe injuries from a fall roofing a barn in Naperville, with his companion badly hurt. Margaret Eshleman narrowly escaped death when a huge limb fell in an orchard. Rev M J Mumma officiated at a marriage in New Holland. John Evans died in West Earl Township aged 45.

John F. Sheaffer John F. Myers Onecaster J. W. Hassler Lutheran Church Synod Eastor George Miller William Bensinger Carlton Ohio Aultman Jacob ‘Hahn Hinkletown Hast Township Naperville Hahn Mr. Hahn Margaret Eshleman Peter Eshleman M. J. Mumma United Brethren Parsonage Roland Mellinger Sarah E. Davis New Holland John Evans West Earl Township

Horse Runaway Incident Reported Near Bridgeville Church

Twenty five years ago a horse drew loose traces while Parke r Paymer and his family drove from Bridgeville church on a Sunday evening. The horse bolted and the incident continued on Page 4.

Bridgeville Parker Paymer West Marl

Obituary for Evelyn May Zimmerman Four-Month-Old

Evelyn May Zimmerman four months old died at home Tuesday afternoon from complications. Survived by her parents Mr and Mrs Amos Zimmerman Terre Hill and sister Edith Ireye. Services at home at 1 30 p m and 2 p m at Weaverland Mennonite Church. Interment in adjoining cemetery.

Evelyn May Zimmerman Amos Zimmerman Terre Hill Edith Ireye Weaverland Menginile

Mrs Geist Dies at 63 After Cerebral Hemorrhage

Mrs Laura F Geist sixty three wife of Willis H Geist of near Leacock died of a cerebral hemorrhage at home Wednesday. She attended Stumptown Mennonite church and is survived by her husband two sons Ira A and W Harold Geist and two grandsons all at home. Services at the home Saturday at 1 p m then Mei singer's Mennonite church at 2 p m with interment in the adjoining cemetery. Friends may call at the home 7 to 9 p m today.

Laura F. Geist Willis H. Geist Leacock Sh2 Stumptown Lincoln Highway East

Paradise Legion Plans August Festival Entertainment

Tanawa Post No 409 American Legion Paradise will stage its annual festival on Saturday August 8 at Paradise. Musical entertainment gate prizes and other features of unusual interest are promised by the festival committee an evening of fun and entertainment for all residents.

Tanawa Post No American Legion Paradise

School Board to Act On Schoolhouse Repairs

New Holland School District directors plan a special meeting Monday to approve interior repainting and discuss interior repairs. Bids for heating system remodeling will be opened by the Board in July.

New Holland

Funeral for Mrs Park J Bass Draws Large Gap Community

The funeral for Mrs Park J Bass of Gap was held at Henninger Funeral Home on Monday and was largely attended with an estimated 800 people passing the bier.

Park J. Bass Gap Henninger Funeral Home Bier

Card of Thanks for Garage Fire Help

The Myers family thanks Liberty Fire Company members and friends for assistance during a recent garage fire at their home.

Liberty ‘Fire Company

Will Dedicate Addition to Zeltenreich Cemetery

An outdoor service at Zeltenreich Reformed Church will consecrate the new cemetery addition next Sunday at 6 30 p m. A pageant titled Andreas Selten reich's Gift will recount the donation of the first ground for cemetery and church purposes.

Zeltenreich Reformed Church Andreas Seltenreich

New York City Children to Spend Vacation Here

Through Dr and Mrs Paul R Wentz a pair of New York City slum girls will enjoy a summer vacation in New Holland. They arrive July 8 and stay two weeks. The Herald Tribune selects needy children and pays transport to New York. The Business and Professional Women's Club sponsors with committee chair Anna Musselman and Virginia Hoffman overseeing. June 20 is the deadline for offers of help.

Paul R. Wentz New York City The New York Herald-Tribune Business and Professional Women’s Club Spons Oring New Holland Anna Musselman Virginia Hoffman Minam Whatmore Virgina Renmayer Frank C. Aungst CG. Bachman Noah Lauder Frank Ulneh Vel Cit Country Air An Ny Vna

Weaver Esbenshade wed in East Earl home ceremony

Miss Ella M. Weaver of New Holland and Aaron Esbenshade of New Holland R. 2 were married at 8:30 a.m. Sunday June 7 at Bishop John Lauder’s East Earl home. Attendants Miss Edith Kopp and Raymond Witmer. A wedding dinner for 100 guests followed. The couple will live at the groom’s home.

Ella M. Weaver New Holland Noah B. Weaver Narvon Aaron Esbenshade Jacob Esbenshade R. 2 John Lauder East Earl R. 1 Edith Kopp Raymond Witmer

Personal notices recount a week of visits and anniversaries

Miss Gloria Hasseh spends weeks with her parents in Mo as Mrs Christ Hornish of Brownstows. Mr and Mrs J H Musser and Mrs Sue Shirk call at Mero. Monday Mrs Robert R Telford of Sparross Point visits her brother Rev Ina D Lowery in Intercourse. Eleanore Ohl returns to Philadelphia after weeks with her parents in Jackson street. Mr and Mrs Henry Lewis celebrate forty second anniversary. Various local families, visits, and weddings noted across Read, Lemoyne, and surrounding areas.

Gloria Hasseh Spens Chrst Hornish Broawnsteas J. H. Musser Sue Shirk Mero Christ Hornish Brownstows Robert R. Telford Sparross Point Ina D. Lowery Intercourse Eleanore Ohl Hahnemann Hospital Philadelphia E. N. Ohl Jackson Street Henry Lewis Clyde Boackin Virginia Caroline Samuel Boeck Wittetie Mere Ruth Reifsnyder Sittler Alentown H. Herbert Poole Richards Harrisburg

Dr Rush Clinic to Be Held in Lancaster July 15

The Lancaster County Society for Crippled Children announces a free clinic for crippled children at Lancaster General Hospital. Dr J T Rush will lead with Dr John Ache Jr assisting. AML children must register at the Vistra Nurse Association office before July 2. new attendees need a family physician letter of recommendation.

Lancaster County Society For Crippled Children, Inc Lancaster General Hospital J. T. Rush Johnb Ache AML Nuree Associaton Cry Perr Square Lancaster Lancaster County Society

Wednesday Afternoon Closure Planned for July and August

The following stores will close on Wednesday afternoons in July and August: Robinson Department Store Trimmers' Department Store Diller and Reser Ludwig Co Meat Shop C W Goods Meat Market American Store Atlantic and Pacific Store Harris Bros Department Store Ben Franklin Store Jack Martins Shoe Re Nu Ry Martin Hoffmans Shoe Repair Moe's.

Robinson Department Store Trimmers’ Department Diller and Reser Ludwig Co C. W. Good American Atlantic and Pacific Harris Bros Ben Franklin Jack Martin Martin Hoffman Moe's

Vacation Bible School Closes With Picnic At Leola Church

The Daily Vacation Bible School of the Methodist Episcopal church at Leola closed Friday with a picnic in H. E. Harsh's orchard. Prizes were won by Gloria Harsh Jean Kreiser Evelyn Good Billy Harsh Paul Hunsecker Pauline Snader Janet Groff Dicky Grabill Margaret Harsh Sonny Taylor Dicky Miller Betty Lowery Vera Kreiser Roscoe Miller and Jane Hunsecker.

The Methodist Episcopal Church Leola H. E. Harsh Gloria Harsh Jean Kreiser Evelyn Good Billy Harsh Paul Hunsecker Pauline Snader Janet Groff Dicky Grabill Margaret Harsh Sonny Taylor Dicky Miller Betty Lowery Vera Kreiser Roscoe Miller Jane Hunsecker

Henningers to Entertain Funeral Directors Monday

Dr J M Bingham of Washington DC will address the Lancaster County Funeral Directors Association on Monday June 22 as guests Mr and Mrs J C Henninger host their June meeting More than a hundred guests from Chester Berks Lebanon Schuylkill Montgomery and Dauphin counties are expected Mr Henninger attended the three day State Convention at Harrisburg this week

J. M. Bingham Washington, D. C Lancaster County Funeral Directors’ Association J. C. Henninger Chester Berks Lebanon Schuylkill Montgomery Dauphin Counties Henninger Harrisburg

School Board Demands Aggressive Tax Collection

At a Wednesday meeting the Upper Leacock Township school directors urged tax collector Frank L. Steller to use full legal means to recover all delinquent taxes before Monday July 6.

Upper Leacock Township Frank L. Steller Leacock

Auto crash fatally injures Stoltzfus horse near Churchtown

Samuel B. Stoltzfus of two miles east of Churchtown reported his horse was struck by an automobile as it began to cross the highway in front of his farm on Thursday evening. The animal was so badly injured it had to be destroyed, and the driver of the car is being sought.

Samuel B. Stoltzfus Churchtown Stoltzfus

Bake Sale by Gleaners Class at Harner Theatre

The Methodist Episcopal Sunday school class will hold a bake sale at the Harner Theatre on Saturday, June 20 at 10 a.m. The class will not hold a strawberry social as previously stated.

Gleaners Methodist Episcopal Sunday School Harner Theatre

Goodville Fire Company Holds Special Meeting

Goodville Fire Company met at the Fire Hall Tuesday evening presided by I. N. Kramer to approve upgrading firefighting gear by mounting the pumper on a new basis.

Goodville Fire Company Wth I. N. Kramer

New Holland Mennonite Church To Add 18 Foot Studio Wing

The contract for an 18 foot addition to the New Holland Mennonite church has been awarded to Landis Buchen, Contractor of Farmersville. The project plans a second story on the west side of the church with stairways and new rooms to be provided. Work is expected to begin early next week with crews preparing the site and framing beginning soon after.

Holland Mennomite Landis Buchen Farmersville Wea Mirseer Lavi AL Weaver

Gordonsville Farmer Injured in Truck Crash Near Home

Gordonsville farmer Lee Wolom Ro Thee was struck by a motor truck on the Gap New Holland road near his home. He suffered a crushed leg and added injuries. hospital reports listed his condition as slightly improved the next day.

Gordonsville Lee Lancaster Ea Hospital Thoa Gap-New Holland Dechway Mans Heme Minles

Traveler Warned About Stop Sign On Route 2

Travelers on Route 2 and Route 122 near Paesown Berks County face warnings about a ster sign and conflicting stop signs. Authorities at the Justice of the Peace office cite mobile associations erecting signals, with arrests at the junction and disputes over who controls traffic on Route 23.

Ina Paesown

Birth Announcements From Blue Ball and Nearby Areas

Birth notices list several new arrivals: a son born June 9 at home to Mr and Mrs Harry Ho Weaver of Blue Ball. a son born June 13 at home to Mr and Mrs Paul Horst of Browns Town. a daughter Janet LaPue to Mr and Mrs Paul L Sensenig of Blue Ball. a daughter Juan Lawuise to Mr and Mrs Elvin Zimmerman of the borough at St Joseph's Lancaster. a daughter to Mr and Mrs Carl Laderach of Gordonville RD 1 at 4 am June 9 at home.

M.oolnd Harry Ho Weaver Blue Bal Paul Horst Brownstown Paul L. Sensenig Blue Ball Janet LaPue Elvin Zimmerman St. Joseph’s Hospital Lancaster Juan Lawuise Carl Laderach Gordonville R. D

Youth Rally Speaker Rev George Carvell to Address District 12

Rev George Carvell of Hatfield Pennsylvania will speak at a Youth Rally for Lancaster County Sunday School Association District 12 at Churchtown Methodist church. The event is Saturday June 20 at 7 45 PM standard time with public invitation extended.

George Carvell Hatfield Lancaster County Sunday School Association Churchtown Methodist Church Carvel

For Rent Two Room Apartment in Town Center

Rental notice for a two room apartment on the first and second floors with all conveniences, furnished and located in the center of town. Low rental. Justice of the Peace Richard R. Hupper is noted.

Richard R. Hupper Justice of the Peace

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H. S Officers Open Daily Bible School E. C. Church Articles OF Association Pennsylvania Folk Festival George Washington Ocean Grant Baby Atlantic Oil Company Grant Deepsea United Brethren Education Union A. G. Nye T. J. Barnhart Jesus Paradise Legion Arid Zeltenreich Cemetery Esbenshade Rush Harsh Henningers School Board Goodville Firemen Mennonite Church
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